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Application for Sealing of Record After Not Guilty Finding, Dismissal of Proceedings or Ignored, - No True Bill O.r.c. 2953.52(A) - Clermont County, Ohio
Application for Sealing of Record After Not Guilty Finding, Dismissal of Proceedings or Ignored, - No True Bill O.r.c. 2953.52(A) is a legal document that was released by the Court of Common Pleas - Clermont County, Ohio - a government authority operating within Ohio. The form may be used strictly within Clermont County.
FAQ
Q: What is an application for sealing of record?
A: An application for sealing of record is a legal process to have a criminal record sealed or hidden from public view.
Q: When can an application for sealing of record be filed?
A: An application for sealing of record can be filed after a not guilty finding, dismissal of proceedings, or when the case has been ignored or no true bill has been issued.
Q: What is O.r.c. 2953.52(A)?
A: O.r.c. 2953.52(A) is a section of the Ohio Revised Code that deals with the process of sealing criminal records.
Q: Which county is mentioned in this document?
A: This document mentions Clermont County in Ohio.
Q: What is the purpose of sealing a record?
A: The purpose of sealing a record is to provide individuals with the opportunity to move past their criminal history and have a fresh start without the stigma of a past arrest or charge.
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